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Suffering is not a zero sum game between Israel and Gaza, but facts matter, if only to redress the balance.

Determined, confident and energetic, the four lads behind Galway band, Telebox, talk practice spaces named after bomb shelters, the collective love they share for Leitrim, the launch of their debut EP, 'What is the Point?', and upcoming gig at Róisín Dubh on Saturday, July 1.

Athlone Community Radio, in partnership with the National Traveller Mental Health Network, is delighted to announce a series of six programmes that tells the stories about the lives of Travellers from their own experiences.

The current housing situation in Galway, if you look at accommodation search websites and on facebook, is not great. In comparison to Dublin, where rents are dropping, it is becoming more expensive and more difficult to secure accommodation to rent. Those who are the most vulnerable financially can often be the worst hit, and include students and people in receipt of HAP payment.

The final curtain came down on the relationship between Annie Horniman and the Abbey Theatre in the days following the death of Edward VII on May 6 1910. It was customary that on the death of a British monarch all theatres would close as a mark of respect. Dublin theatres were expected to uphold that tradition, and indeed they did, the only exception on this occasion was the Abbey Theatre.

Off-the-field shenanigans have yet again catapulted Mayo GAA into the headlines and yet again for all the wrong reasons.

Galway Divorce & Separations have produced a six-page coloured brochure aimed at couples whose marriage has broken down and who wish to proceed with an express closure to their marriage by divorce or separation.

Mayor of Athlone John Dolan has resolved to do all he can to attempt to resolve the dispute between the Community Games and Athlone Institite of Technology.